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In message <200411031408.03949.jhb@FreeBSD.org>, John Baldwin writes:

>I think bootverbose needs to be split up some.  Imagine having a 
>'verbose.ether' tunable that would turn on dumping all the MAC addresses for 
>NICs but would be off by default.  Many of the interrupt messages on x86 need 
>to move from bootverbose to some kind of apic_verbose.  Might even be nice to 
>have some kind of acpi-like verbose variable that could be set as:
>
>set verbose="boot,apic,ether"

I think that would be overkill.

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